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- The study measured oxygen content and saturation levels in the arterial and venous blood of 15 healthy individuals, revealing average arterial oxygen saturation of 95.5%.
- Oxygen consumption varied from 2.6 to 8.3 volumes per cent, with arterial saturation decreasing after exercise and showing differences in carbon dioxide content.
- In patients with anemia and cardiac issues, arterial saturation often remained low, but some patients returned to normal levels with treatment, while others exhibited persistent low saturation despite ongoing health issues.